Welcome to the Franklin Heights math wiki. The purpose of this wiki is:
To identify and share learning targets that are in student friendly language of the learning objectives in our math courses. This aligns with strategy 1 in the book "7 Strategies of Assessment for Learning". If you see a similar learning target, write yours below it in a different color if the language is different. At department meetings or other collaboration time staff can come to agreement on the language that is best.
To identify and share questions that require students to write for their response. This aligns with the 90-90-90 research that states the #1 strategy used by successful schools was requiring students to write. List your questions under the learning target to which it applies.
Click on the appropriate link below to get started. I suggest organizing the learning targets by standard. We will be investing department meeting time to make sure we all understand and are following a desired template.
Remember....you click EDIT to add on to the wiki (upper right corner of the link you are on).....you click SAVE when you finish. To create another link....highlight what you want to call the link and click the LINK button at top of the wiki.
- To identify and share questions that require students to write for their response. This aligns with the 90-90-90 research that states the #1 strategy used by successful schools was requiring students to write. List your questions under the learning target to which it applies.
Click on the appropriate link below to get started. I suggest organizing the learning targets by standard. We will be investing department meeting time to make sure we all understand and are following a desired template.Remember....you click EDIT to add on to the wiki (upper right corner of the link you are on).....you click SAVE when you finish. To create another link....highlight what you want to call the link and click the LINK button at top of the wiki.
TEXTBOOKS
Algebra I and Intro to Algebra part II
Accelerated Geometry and Geometry and Informal Geometry
Algebra II
Transitions to College Math
PreCalculus
Calculus